Sentence examples similar to arguments that reference from inspiring English sources

In order to argue fairly, you need to leave out references to past arguments that have nothing to do with the present.

While Sapient contended during his arguments that Comfort violated the rules by talking about the Ten Commandments, Cameron later stated on the Way of the Master radio show that the rules of the debate did not say that the Bible could never be referenced, but rather that Comfort simply had to come up with one argument that didn't reference the Bible or faith.

The final debate between the Oklahoma and Towson teams was questioned on Internet discussion threads and subjected to mocking videos, including mean-spirited parodies of Lee and Campbell's argument that included no reference to the academic ideas they addressed.

Confused by that reference?

When students are first asked to read an analytical argument that is densely referenced, they may get confused and give up.

He countered with the most convincing argument I've heard all night, or at least the most convincing one that referenced Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

The complete answer to petitioner's argument is that references to the Teamsters were necessary in the voir dire to eliminate persons who might be prejudiced for or against petitioner and in the instructions to explain the purpose and scope of this special body.

The number of contigs found with a best BLAST hit outside of the Brassicaceae lineage strengthen the argument that one reference transcriptome might not be sufficient to fully annotate a newly assembled transcriptome where there might occur genes that are no longer present in the reference species.

The reference to "global" tables is part of the argument that says doing exclamation marks better than Johnny Foreigner enables British capitalism to compete better with the Chinese.

One argument that lay at the heart of the original discussion was in reference to a boiling step in the purification protocol of bacterially expressed, recombinant α-synuclein.

However, contemporary scholarship has shown that Einstein's remarks here were but elliptical references to an argument (the so-called "Hole Argument") that has only fully been reconstructed from his private correspondence.